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Players Era’s Trademark on Track as New Era Drops Its Objection

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By Daniel Libit Verified
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Players Era, the NIL-paying college sports tournament operator, moved a step closer to securing trademark rights to its own name after headwear giant New Era dropped its formal protest following an undisclosed settlement. In a motion filed last week with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), New Era sought to withdraw its opposition to 89 Blocks Holdings LLC’s application to register the “Players Era” word mark.
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Mike Elko Called the Fan Site TexAgs a ‘Cesspool.’ It’s Deep in Aggie Money

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By Daniel Libit Verified
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Texas A&M booster organization the 12th Man Foundation has paid millions of dollars to TexAgs.com’s parent company, tax returns show. Design by Grace Hughes, Photo by Alex Stiz/Getty Images, Getty Images Texas A&M head football coach Mike Elko may have ventured onto financially sensitive ground when he lashed out at the Aggies’ largest fan site.
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NYAC Turns Pandemic Signup Boom Into First Winter Sport Athlete Original

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By Sara Germano Verified, Daniel Libit Verified
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The New York Athletic Club is one of the most storied institutions in the history of American sports, and its athletes have won 321 Olympic medals, dating back to the first modern Games in 1896. But for its entire 158-year history, the NYAC had never supported a winter sport athlete. That’s changing this autumn. Lauren Brzozowski, a bobsledder from northern New Jersey, has signed on as the first NYAC athlete in a Winter Olympic sport.
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